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FR 795SB
$129.99
| Length | 7'9" |
|---|---|
| Handle | EVA |
| Line Weight | 15-30 lb |
| Lure Weight | 1-5 oz |
| Action | Med/Heavy Fast |
| Applications | Swimbaits, Glidebaits, Umbrella Rigs |
$129.99
| Length | 7'9" |
|---|---|
| Handle | EVA |
| Line Weight | 15-30 lb |
| Lure Weight | 1-5 oz |
| Action | Med/Heavy Fast |
| Applications | Swimbaits, Glidebaits, Umbrella Rigs |
Andrew Schadegg –
Swimbaits were always a thorn in my side, when they got over an ounce and a half. I never owned the proper setup until I got the Fury 795SB. For $119 it is unreal the value you get for the price. It’s perfect for throwing 6-inch Hudds and other similar style baits. I also use it for glide baits over 1 ounce and it works great. The load is awesome and after trying a few other brands (during trips with buddies) I firmly believe this rod stands up to many $250 plus rods on the market.
Scott G –
3rd rod from the furry lineup I own. Ended up buying this to throw a rigs on and quite truthfully this thing is a monster for them. Loads well on casts and keeps the big girls pinned. The first time I ever seen one of these rods my friend stuck a 8lber off a point with a rig. He let me throw it around and I fell in love with furry rods to begin with. Although it wasn’t my first one I ended up with the 795 is still one of my more used rods. Throws glides quite well and a rigs even better. I’ve even drug Huddleston 68’s on it no problem, wanna throw a 9” ms slammer. Heck this rod does it too. Love the way the rod loads when casting and let’s you really get them big baits out there.